Circle of Grace, Inc. is a residential care home for the elderly, located at 7157 Hidden Pine Drive in San Gabriel, CA, in Los Angeles County, providing care for up to six residents in a cozy house setting, and it sits in a warm, welcoming neighborhood. This facility takes care of people aged 60 and older and offers several types of support, including assisted living, board and care, memory care, and adult daycare. Staff help with bathing, dressing, medication management, and daily activities, and residents get meals prepared with attention to special dietary needs, such as allergies and diabetes, all served in a shared dining room. The home has wheelchair accessible features and offers non-ambulatory care, so folks who use wheelchairs or have trouble walking can move around more easily, and they've put safety measures in place including an emergency alert system. Memory care services help residents living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, making sure they're safe from wandering, and setting up memory programs to help with anxiety and cognitive issues.
Circle of Grace, Inc. has a small group home style with furnished rooms, so residents don't have to bring a lot with them. There's housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, move-in coordination, and support for residents who want a maintenance-free lifestyle. Movie nights and other community activities help people socialize, while adult daycare is an option for those who want part-time care. Transportation's available, and residents can join in community-sponsored activities. Staff go through background checks, and the facility can adjust care plans as residents' needs change. The business has the management of Anna Khachatryan and isn't accredited by the Better Business Bureau.
Circle of Grace, Inc. also offers a range of care levels for older adults with changing health needs, including independent living with resort-style amenities and social events for those who're active, and skilled nursing services with round-the-clock medical care for residents with complex conditions. Some services support residents as they move from living independently all the way through to needing full nursing care, so people can stay in one place as their needs change, which is called a continuing care retirement community (CCRC), though this needs a buy-in fee. The staff help with mobility needs, can support emotional health, and the facility sits close to respected medical centers for easy access. Overall, Circle of Grace, Inc. provides different care options and tries to keep life manageable and comfortable for elderly residents in a residential setting.
